Who's living the dream?

[peter_n]

Excellent Toby! The blokes having a London meeting should drop in for a pint! 🙂

 

[sfaust]

who is this 'joe bloe'? i see his name everywhere...
joe

He is this old guy that lives around the corner from me. Well, you too in fact 🙂 He lives all over, and moves often. He's around 175 now, give or take a little. He has done everything you can think of on the planet, worked in just about every profession, done every sport, invented everything (which is how he can afford is lifestyle), and gets in everyones business. He is everyones son, father, and friend.

I'm really surprised you haven't run into him yet. You are among the few!

😀 😀 😀

 

[Toby]

toby, you own your own pub?


joe🙂

For years I was an amateur alcoholic then one day I decided to live the dream and go professional 🙂

 

[XAos]

For years I was an amateur alcoholic then one day I decided to live the dream and go professional 🙂

Well yeah, but do you know everybody's name? (On 2nd thought, they probably didn't show Cheers reruns for 20 years in the UK.) Don't get Toby in trouble with the law folks. Half liters, not pints. Dont want to see our rff buddy in jail.

 

[mattmills]

re: keeping work and pleasure separate, this seems a bad idea, a recipie for misery. The people I know who enjoy their work (living their dreams) are happiest and better at what they do than many people who just have jobs. I was recently in a meeting with several other students (College of Santa Fe, gotta love it), some faculty and Sebastio Salgado, and he said to us that that had been his life, to have a dream, and then to go and do it. Not to say there's not a lot of legwork in between the dream and living it. me, personally, I don't think there's any other way to live. I'll probably die poor, but I'll have had one great ride.